.815ct Oregon Fire Opal Trillion
$55.00
This little Oregon Fire Opal is turning up the heat!
If you love stones that have color variations due to imperfections, this is just what you need. The color on this stone is a golden amber Werth a brilliant red blemish in one corner that adds extraordinary character.
Mined in Oregon, USA, Oregon Fire Opal is a “hot” trend right now.
.815ct measures 6.6mm
1 in stock
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| Stone Type |
Oregon Fire Opal |
|---|---|
| Size |
Under 1ct |
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